Sentence examples for concluding how from inspiring English sources

Experts said they would have to see Mr. Miller's work before concluding how much was new.

"If you do everything full throttle, you don't really... have a full throttle," he argued, concluding: "How to square Gergiev's penchant for overexcitement with his equally marked tendency toward this dullness?

A DfE spokesman insisted how there are over 1,000 more graduates training in secondary subjects, with "record levels" of trainees holding a first-class degree, concluding how "there are now 13,100 more full-time equivalent teachers than in 2010".

Because of the uncertainty in the standard deviation of the local aperture values and the difficulty in concluding how representative core sample values will be of practical in situ conditions in geothermal reservoirs, we believe the range chosen is adequate for simulating a large class of fractures.

There," he concludes, "how's that for spin?

Of happiness, one character concludes, "How unexpected, how encompassing, how close to disappointment it felt".

It concluded, "How can you expect a writer or race-car driver to save you?

She concluded how the overall mission is to help educate students "in the best, most equitable, most socially just way".

We now have more than enough history of this war to conclude how monumentally misguided and wasteful it has been.

Ms Middlebrook makes a stab at figuring out the mechanics, only to conclude how little the details of the deception can have mattered.

But both companies cautioned that it was too soon to conclude how much of that advertising rebound, if any, would continue in the current quarter.